Travel Diaries: Berlin travel guide, Part 2 – Where To Stay & Eat The Best Vegan Food

Hey there, How are you? Just so you know- this is part two of the Berlin Travel diaries. If you missed the first part, click here to read it. If you already read part one- congrats and welcome 🙂 On this part of my Berlin Guide I’ll share with you my favorite places to eat and to stay while visiting Berlin. So… should we start?

Where to eat

Soy

This amazing Asian restaurant is located in Mitte, easy to find and by far the most unique and delicious place I’ve been to in Berlin. It’s vegan-friendly, so not everything is vegan, but most of it is and has so many interesting dishes that you won’t find anywhere else. The atmosphere in this place is very special- feels a bit like a visit in an eastern country, but in the middle of Berlin 🙂

Let it be

Let it be is a fun vegan place offers many vegan dishes like burgers, crepes, pancakes, and drinks named after famous vegans and animal rights activists like Miley Cyrus and Pamella Anderson. I highly recommend visiting there and trying out their Chai Latte, Erykah Badu Crepe, Wendy O.Williams Burger and Miley Cyrus pancakes. This place has a very nice Berlin-vibe and I really enjoyed it.

Yellow Sunshine Burger

Yellow Sunshine Burger is a vegetarian place that 95% of its menu is vegan. Their burgers are awesome, just Make sure you tell them you’re vegan. They do offer cow’s milk, so notify them while ordering because they gave me hot chocolate with cow’s milk by mistake. All and all, it’s a nice place with delicious vegan junk-food that you’ll probably enjoy.

Cafe Neundrei

This cafe offers amazing, vegan-friendly healthy foods like vegan bagels, Acai bowls, cakes, and drinks Has a lovely atmosphere and minimal, clean interior design. I really enjoyed their Chai Latte and bagels. So yum! Most of their menu is vegan, so just ask!

Katjes cafe

My favorite cafe in Berlin. Period. This vegan-friendly cafe is just magical. From the moment you come in you will be amazed by the beautiful, unique interior design this place has to offer- pink walls, bunnies and so many delicious cakes and cookies. I highly recommend their chai latte (best!), coffee and chocolate chip cookies 🙂

St. Oberholz (morning coffee)

If you’re going to stay in EasyHotel (that you’re about to read about) and want to grab something to drink, this place is awesome and super close to the hotel. They also have a vegan menu (I haven’t tried it). Their Chai Latte is awesome (yeah, Chai latte is my thing- can you tell?)

Where to stay

EasyHotel Berlin

EasyHotel Berlin is so nice! Its location is amazing- 10 minutes of walk from Alexanderplatz, and has amazing restaurants all around it. It’s super close to bus, tram and underground station (1-2 minutes of walk) and the price per night is very good as well. As you know- EasyJet is a low-cost company and that’s why you’ll only get the basic things at this price- your bed, restroom, and shower. If you want to use their wifi, tv or change your towels or sheets, you’ll need to pay. I didn’t need any of those services and think you definitely should check out this hotel. Yes, the room is small but it’s enough if you’re outside most of the day. This hotel’s value for money is just perfect, the staff at this hotel is amazing and helpful (they speak 6 languages!), the rooms are clean and I enjoyed it.

I booked my stay in this hotel via Booking.com

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Hope you enjoyed reading this blog post!

Let me know if you’re visiting any of the places I recommended or if you have any questions.

Have a great time in Berlin!

Xoxo,

Noa